1. excessively or too slow; slower than necessary or desired
Usage: informal; often used in technical or performance contexts

1. to slow down excessively; to reduce speed beyond what is appropriate or needed
Usage: transitive; often used in technical or mechanical contexts

Examples

• The overslow internet connection made it difficult to stream the video.
• The car's overslow acceleration disappointed the driver.
• Don't overslow the process; we need to finish by noon.
• The system was running overslow due to too many background applications.
• He tends to overslow his speech when nervous, making it hard to understand.
• The overslow pace of the meeting frustrated the team members.